u. k. for a sec tree, a meet to donald trump and trying to convince him that it is in the interest of the public composite to support your price. if i don't think it was that's difficult, because to logic started, we'll proceed from public opinion polls in the us. a very significant majority of americans think that the us should support your crime. so in this sense, it's quite a re alignments in terms of uh, the outreach that the key of task contacting i got the reporting. thank you very much. consulting thank see is really military and say it's safe itself has approved plans to continue the war and cause i'm and is very media say that part of the plans include a military operation in the southern gaza strip. city of rough off comes off the overnight strikes on rough off killed $22.00 people including 18 children. that's according to the health ministry and gaza, which is run by home us more than half of the strips population of $2300000.00 have sold refuge about all situated on the board with

u. k. for a sec, treat me to donald trump and trying to convince him that it is in the interest of the public composite to support your price. if i don't think it was that's difficult, because to logic started, we'll proceed from public opinion polls in the us. a very significant majority of americans think that the us should supposed to cry. so in, in this sense, it's quite the re alignments in terms of the outreach that key of dos concept to negate the reporting. thank you very much, constantine. thank you. let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines today or the health ministry and gaza, which is run by some of those is riley strikes on the southern city of rough overnight coast. 22 people, including 18 children, old and a half of kansas population of 2300000 have sold rescue general from israel has vouch to expand its ground, offensive interrupt for the spike international polls for the spring. the people that go to are voting the referendum on crime and security south a

u. k. for minister cameron here at the same time and she was telling them, so it's uh, it should basically consider to calibrate it's response should be smart about it as she put it in also saying that it shouldn't given either. so there's an acknowledgements here, i think from determine a minute for an minutes to say and you know, everybody knows host dangerous. the situation is this region is to bring over on the brink of, of why the escalation. but you didn't go really much into detail how such a calibrated response, which basically look like. and she also said, you know, they are now in their way uh to the g 7 meeting now leaving from is resurrected to bed where they will be discussing the situation here. but it's very clear the concern of what can happen and all those different scenarios that are being discussed because it's read has said a dis, retaliatory response from iran from it. so to is really, so it would also burns a direct response from this rather than of course everybody's, you

u. k and international law. so for the government to set it still determined that against any changes whatsoever, has left a bad taste in the amount of the lords. and although they have just in the last few minutes capitulated and decided not to try any further amendments, it's not going down well with the house. and so how will this plan to fly asylum seekers to one the work exact people as well? there are still very many questions about how exactly it will work in his news conference. earlier on monday, i really see not laid out some of the plans. he said the 1st flights should take off within 10 to 12 weeks. he says there are more than 2000 people. so the 2000 detention center spaces, uh, being uh, per pad. there are extra staff being trained to act as escorts on those planes to rewind and there are certain plans that are still going to be finalized with we're, i'm just to make sure that the legal aspects are all tied up. but there's still question exactly how many flights uh will be going, because that are on defin

u. k. government to stop arming is around. this came out for conservative m p. alicia. karen said that the u. k for an office had failed to announce that had received official legal advice that as well as for it has broken international law. the british governments arms export guidelines allow it to revoke licenses if there are suspicions that the export of the weapons might be used in serious violations of international humanitarian law. meanwhile, a new public opinion poll and 5 year pin countries shows sanctions against israel have widespread public approval at least half of voting age. respondents said they support a ban on arms trade with israel. a significant number of people also agree with the allegations that israel is committing a genocide against the palestinians in gaza. the executive director of the palestine institute for public diplomacy. and isabel rising, says western governments don't seem to be listening to their own populations. calling with the important to do in order to show the governments that their public opinion is actually in support. the fron

u. k for inspection the gym for a minister to with that in his route. meeting, is there any problem listed? nothing. yahoo, so the old of got the message is always got the message from all those different sources. you do wonder though whether there is any solar behind the scenes deal going on. because remember, the other thing that israel says it's about to do the other ministry operation that everyone is so concerned about that. so rough or offensive half, they've been told if you limit this will let to go ahead with some sort of operation. and roughly, we really don't know what's going on behind the scenes on that. well, that has been quite a lot of speculation about the dynamics between washington and israel at the moment . and there was increasing criticism we saw from the white houses of the way that israel was carrying out its operations and, and concerns about what might happen and rough. uh, what do you make now of, of that relationship has what's happened with around in israel now potentially bolt them closer together. i think it is still probably very sour behind the scenes. and

u. k. for the backlash, the present to in question went on the defense of saying he had not expressed either his old bbc's position on the confidence in gaza, resorted to a journalist. i'm evidence of mos in j at the mazda that'd be dot org. he says that nick robinson had to back down as a bbc doesn't allow, is jealous to go off script. i think that's a, as a political statement made by mister robinson of after receiving amount of pressure probably from pbc pulse is to try and salvage the situation. you know, i mean, yeah, the bbc doesn't really allow. normally a journalist just becomes sort of federal and gulf, the script like that. so you know, the price to pay for that. and i think uh, is the statements that came off to it can't be taken to seriously. broadly speaking is always been private as well. and when we talk about language, the interesting thing is what we're really talking about is a liability of international law. and this is why people like cameron or issue, so not really worried

we have u k, where the little masters that i'd be living, i think for the last. so the last 23 years about about 30 percent of domestic population. they'd rather in the country i've left u k. i think major leads because of the wages that we just and also the unemployment of the country. and as i said earlier before, 2016, the doped as well. good you. it's united way immediately getting employed. but now that little frustrations that are coming up with the government because of the different those 2 dimensions that i've brought, you realize that you dental of this study delays tend to of, to fight overboard and strikes will promotions. you have to keep them for keep on following so many of the specific doctors actually leaving for you. okay. most of them do you okay. and to, to you is, but you can bring the, the dismissal for my daughter, 2 of them. and mostly it's not, they don't, you know, because mostly the ones are really specialized. i believe it comes. so to be honest, it's been the concern. i remember i lost the government was trying to come up with a policy

u. k? well, i would say um, it's best frame does a about a struggle for democracy in the u. k. already i. that's the best thing, which i think 8 should be find the doctors a work has to. and that has been increasing the democratic action from work as it relates to the guy from various different sections. and we just happen to be one of them. and, and what exactly all the grounds of the dispute gives us a sense for those who are unfamiliar with the situation in the u. k. as well as it since the mid to thousands. we've had a freeze and all pay which as everyone knows to pay for ease of some fee and. ready word for pay costs because it means that you'll pay is not much to inflation. so the suggestion that we're actually offering for a pay wise is kind of some the misconstrued if the whole, the, the, the facts of the matter. but simply awesome for our pay to be restored to what it was back in the mid to thousands. i'm to try and address the need some more doses. the u. k. government has introduced alternative pathways into the profession. check this out. in the future, we're gonna have doctor

u. k for administer, david cameron says it's clear israel will take action. i'll tell you, rainy and strikes on saturday is visiting is right along side. jimmy's one minister, unavailable, and was calling for restraint. meanwhile, he runs president, says his forces are ready to face any freight. you bring him race, he made the comments during national ami day doors and jabari reports from the capital taylor on the show of military force in iran during its annual army day celebrations. the goal to show the nation's military preparedness. but the events this year comes just days after iran launched an unprecedented attack on israel for whose leaders the president had this warrant. it's got a got automotive. if our action was to be large scale, then nothing would be left of design. this regime, their false ground door collapsed in operation. any attack on our soil will be dealt with fiercely and severely. iran launched more than $300.00 drones and missiles towards israel on saturday. in response to the attack on this console of the section in damascus on april 1s

u. k, for example. imagine that the bank of england started saying we're gonna offer an account that you're gonna use, and that's gonna compete with players like bought plays and h s, b c. right? and that's what actually a central bank digital currency. it's hypothetically, it could be, it's not where the w t o steps in or yeah, yeah. so, so the reason that somebody's saying this is against privatization and therefore i a liberal a. so is it a radical version of c? b, c is definitely not popular among mainstream leads, right? and so, but that was a potential way of doing it in the past. as ideas you could actually have, there's almost like a public infrastructure on digital payments that would compete with the private one . the reason why things like sense of bank digital currency are being discussed right now. there is not because of that radical vision. the reason is that during the pandemic is a mass of dropping cash usage, as everyone was forced online and central bank, and suddenly you realize that

u. k. the discovery comes just hours after britons parliament passed a controversial bill to send asylum seekers to for one to u. k. prime minister reach you through knack insisting the 1st flights carrying migrants will leave within weeks. but legal challenges to the legislation are expect desperate people making a desperate crossing migrants take rubber boats across the english channel, a 32 kilometer journey to seek asylum in the u. k. britain's conservative government has made its plan to deport the asylum seekers to rwanda. the centerpiece of a policy intended to deter people from making the crossing. in april 2022, the home secretary struck a deal with the wanda's foreign minister to send people there while their claims were being processed. a 6500 kilometer flight from britain to central africa. the u . k has already invested over 200000000 euros in the plan. hotels and rolanda had been converted to lodgings for migrants. still sitting empty, as, as the plan soon ran into legal challenges. the 1st flight scheduled to depart a military air base in june 2022 was a boarded u. k. supreme court ruled

u. k. suit. so that's really a practical concern for the u. k. also it is really soon, i guess that that in 10 to 12 weeks he hopes that these planes are going to take off. he's also said that in order for this to be a deterrent that they need to be read you the flights and he's hoping that these regular flights will then stalled in the summer. but will it really come to that? will that be regular flights? or will it be a plane here and that is taking off to run the old is really we can judge at the moment. it really is depending on, on the quotes logically, whether this what kind of actually take off or not. so, but given the legal, given the pluck, a practical challenge is that you've just told us about the when soon that pledges that these flights will leave in 10 to 12 weeks. i mean, is, is he being completely unrealistic because he basically just, you know, trying to sound good to conservative versus there is definitely plenty of rhetoric when it comes to this asylum policy. research to knock has made it really an essential clang of his re el

u. k. government revoke is explored licenses to israel. it is one of the most contentious issues for campaign is what part the u. k. plays and the catastrophe unfolding in gaza and what it means for its own duties on the international law. reminding the prime minister, which you soon ask of those obligations more than 600 lawyers. and dr. demick sporting that concern about is rails world goes up the calling for the british government to suspend the provision of weapons to israel saying the u. k. as in breach of international law, they also say the government must work towards an immediate and permanent ceasefire and stress about position through the un security council. the noise say the u. k, must urgent to impose sanctions on senior members. a v is really government who made statements in sizing genocide where states adding to this revelation by a conservative m. p. sharing a parliamentary, far in a fast committee that the government's own lawyers issued advice, but israel had breached international law. the foreign secretary david cameron avoid the don'ts ring. so you've never had

u. k. no, any full survives of torture and refugees who are looking to come to the u. k for protection, but the older people, the full so hold against getting this bill paused i think today has shown as well, particularly in light of this tragic news of the people dying on the way to the u. k. is that even the risk of death does not stop people who are in desperate need of protection. people are willing to risk their lives and on to take these sorts of johnny's because what they are fleeing from miss. so her effect there is absolutely no evidence that the, this bill of the plan will in fact to tell people. so when, when, when really dead, the stages that have paul say because the other, the other thing that i was looking at was the figures and given that some of the se to 40000 like went to believe to attempt to cross the channel every year to reach the u. k. i'm in orlando plan, only talks about a few 100 potentially being ported. that's a very small percentage of the arrivals who would actually end up being take taken to rolanda. so is that again enough of a deterrent? i m

and for that, not the u. k. in germany, who's also been in his role having told, yeah, i mean the, the u. k for him this and the german 4 minutes, the basement with prime minister netanyahu before they flew then to which end was in a temporary they would have been saying that we want you to limits any response and not to cause any escalation. that certainly was the message coming from washington . i think some will argue that that is what's his role as dom bought it is at the tank, as i said before, on arabian. so which had to be a red line in the previous statements from iran. and i think they'll now be lots of back channels being worked because remember the us and the wrong don't talk to each other, but there are other intermediaries, other countries, the do talk to both sides. look, i think, to the tux to the goals countries. and in particular, a mom has been has been the place that's been an important back channel between the us and the run in the past. well, certainly a very busy morning. so many, many diplo

u. k. for, for the country to hold on sales to, to israel in the wake of the killing of the aid workers when he thing has changed. and in these last few days, it's more of the same. it's more of the same. i think that we're hearing some, some empty rhetoric, some criticisms of israel, but we've heard this throughout, i mean, 2 months ago, people made a big deal because joe biden said that israel was bombing indiscriminately, an indiscriminate bombing is a more crime. but what did it mean on the ground? it meant nothing. so, so far we haven't seen any tangible change on the ground, not with respect to the weapons, not with respect to the negotiations or anything else, but due to what extent do you think the us is willing or able to use it's leverage . it's definitely able to use this leverage to us has from day one had the power and the leverage to end this entire war. but it doesn't want to it once it's basically aligned with israel that it wants is real to continue and fulfill all of its objec

u. k, and u. s. working for the n g o. well, central kitchen, palestinian staff member was also count. israel has blamed the strikes on a mist identification and said there was a grave mistake. at least 73 people have been killed in an attack by outside. i'm going to militia in a bucket a fast. so that's according to radio, friends international, the tactics center of taking place in the east of the country on sunday. the gentle that the government and while you're doing this is recently started recruiting volunteers for an anti terrorism for us to deal with the estimates insurgency in the saw. how regent let me go through present vassar to do. my fi has apologies for the mental was months. sancho prime minister is a sancho, was a famous arrival of the former president mackey solomon was bought from standing in the receipt presidential election because of a defamation conviction. you denied from doing and chose to this alone fi. i says replacement that i'm sending go to bob with his declarative sacks. it's ongoing drugs, a

u. k. for and sex treat, david cameron says israel has committed to increasing the total number of a drugs to at least $500.00 a day. israel also says they intend to expand the capacity through the jordan land card or to a 100 trucks a day. i have also approved more types of aid, including fuels enable more bay creased open on hospitals to function. as role says, it will also activate the natural alls water pipeline to, to within garza, once repairs on completion. showing carol is the president and ceo of a narrow about see america near east refugee aid organization. he says, aid from the arrest costing involved as nor will be enough to alleviate the funding that we have been putting pressure on international ideas have been been putting pressure on the un governments have been putting pressure on as early as encouraging and controlling them to open up more crossings to allow more trucks coming in to a coming in by truck remains the most efficient cost effective way. there are hundreds of thous

u. k. we quick to support as well. and cool for both sides just against ron. however, that they've still interest. i like washington did not rush to back. a potential is really counselors that we may not, that were the highest level of readiness united way to face the consequences for its actions. we, we choose, always spawns. accordingly, we have made very clear that we do not seek war with iran, that we've made that clear multiple times over the weekend. and of course, since october. so by the way of joining if case, these are in need. i just don't want to, you want to, to any hypotheticals, we are committed to israel's defense and we showed that over the weekend, but we want to achieve de escalation. and we do not want to see what this thing was, but everyone in the white house got the memo of the president rushed to confirm what his off previously said. washington supposedly has no desire expanded regional conflict in the middle east. the united states has committed visitors with that and with that done, which says he might be unnecessary. we're committed

u. k. for example, you know, the big protest movements on the front of the trade office and now a number of functionalities within the trade office saying we cannot continue licensing. what is sales to is read the proximal event in europe. secondly, in the united states. so the whole bunch of democrats, including the former uh congress as a speaker, nancy pelosi saying we need to stop the weapons done. is there a that continues to deny food and medicine to the people continues to use bomb against the people in gaza? so i think certainly there was a momentum towards a towards punishing his right or towards a cutting for freezing military and other age to is right. because i think everyone is coming to the understanding. speaking with germany like also of, you know, u. k and the united states is right. of course it's not like that. one thing to support is that and to continue to say, you know, we need to support this. right. another thing is to support vanessa now. government, which by then has e

u k. u and the us to not only made hands on, but the tools almost directly, or cues iran and syria for the is really strikes on the consulate and it's hard to imagine creator. so here's which you know, the little, you know, the put is the words to give you these come up. so you do not call other as to de escalation and 10, the labels of aggressors on the victims of the attack with them continues to do. but it was more of these color in this context, any potential escalation in the situation will be fully on your conscience. i think you may find a representative of the russian federation and that gives a flow. so the representative of these logic republic cover on the right here. what i'm president at the outset, allow me to congratulate you for assuming the presidency of the security council for this month between glochelle for requesting this urgent meeting, which focuses on the heinous and teresa tax committed by the is really regina against the do for magic purposes. in flagrant violation of international law, we also time china and other members who supported convening the meeting or t

u. k. a teen for gemini to send a long range missile of the tourist me saw as a range of 500 kilometers. it's longer than the us at me so. so there's a weapon that key if once and a senior defense officials from washington are quoted as saying they hope that the decision to supply that to that you asked me. so i'll will ink cartridge, pull it political leaders in germany to send the tourist as well. but you know what's being said behind closed doors, how to say right now. speaking of sophisticated weapons systems of german and french defense ministers have mentioned patterson signed to do to try to produce what's being called the battles tank of the future. do we know more about this project? yeah, this is a very important project. the m g c s. it stands for main ground combat system. and it's a stage of the tank at the t as intended to replace the tank stocks of both germany and fronts. it's been in the pipeline since 2017. you know it's a, it's a complex project, but it's going to take a long time mold in a tank really sort of network system. you can be cody like the operation of multi

u. s. a. for us u. k. jordan friends and shooting down iran's ariel barriers for that purpose. these real reportedly took up ford of 1300000000 worth of intercept themselves and other materials we hear, that's the us central command forces supported by us. european command destroyer is successfully engaged and destroyed more than a to drones, and at least 6 ballistics me solves intended to strike israel from iran and yemen. israel vows to react to the attack, but the scope and the timing of these retaliation is still unknown. what's complicates the situation for israel here, lack of support from washington. it's really prime minister had a phone conversation with american presidential the off to be ready to attack it. last of the wrong 25 minutes on reports. say that's bite and told me on yahoo! that the us will not participate in any counter strike against the wrong with the suggestion that further is really response was unnecessary. and i have to say that's prime minister's office does not confirmed these reports, but the fact is that despite promises, the attack has not happ

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u. k accusing for wanda of supposing them in essence, the central african nation has denied the allegations that we spoke to everyone's in public affairs analyst who believes sending a silent state because to an unsafe country breaks international law. when someone seek asylum in another country, it is actually running for something towards looking for case with depression, it will be safe. and uh, when we look up the situation, you run the sonata, this total. so the country most around that official with multiple disputed because you know, once you've entered by the get the receive it 20. so from this particular project, you know the menu intubated by the, the monday, the to receive from a, from this deal with the get. remember when he comes to the safety of the asylum seekers is most shift the reach of international. you know, you can send someone in a place where he's on the same page, definitely respect. actually the international regional which has the principal, none of the south africa is celebrating one of his most important national holidays . freedom day. commemorating the 1st pos

and it is all stuff is relative, public perception. suspending trade licenses will be one way for the u. k. to balance its legal obligations. but the dilemma for the prime minister, how he can continue to remain firm as an ally of israel, as public support for the country continues to diminish. sonya jago algebra, london. israel's defense minister says his forces were pivot target has blah in 11 on there's been a rising tension with uranium batch group earlier. several rockets with laurens from 11 on towards israel and one hippa town. i'm sure me came and con as more from the board, a town and moving his rough. this is the village of slimy, has been largely empty since october. the ape when hostilities broke out between has beloved and israel. let me just show you where i am. so you see the voter wilcox v d vocation between 11 east tennessee and is really territory. so far, the tensions have been largely contained to the border between the 2 countries as bullet wants it. that way is well, seemingly was it that way. but on monday night there was a, is really attack against and running causa

u. k overseas territory . for main part of the, you know that person has left, the block realtor lives on access to spain for jobs and freight one person has been killed and 7 others injured in the cable car accident and turkey. the cabin hit a pylon and burst open, causing passengers to pledge to the mountain side below. 2 children are among the injures and you have a city on top of the in southern africa, persistent drought is threatening to destroy some 80 percent as in bob waste food crops, the countries present. emerson, buying, they've got one says at least $2000000000.00 originally needed to prevent people from going hungry, or dw can support responding privilege. most of the few re sent us this report. a 9 to one year old page now is the key. i'm a come by me from bob was global show and we're all community. he's inspecting what lead to is left of these crops visa, hard times for the not doing that in is he contemplates the months ahead. you know, good years, he often harvested more than 2 tons of grain fr

u. k. the british government is cool for a full investigation, and some politicians say that u. k. should suspend um sales to israel. somebody has moved from london the shock against the latest wave of his ready attacks and gaza. this time on the streets of london, medics and solidarity with palestinians located the headquarters of highlands here the software company supplying technology to israel submitted, treat cooling for an immediate end to it. activities that the killing of humanitarian aid was received. international condemnation, as well as allies including the u. k demanded offices, the situation is increasingly intolerable. and what we urgently need to say is a star transpired investigation into what has happened, but also a dramatic increase in the amount of age getting into goals that the aid work has killed. james henderson, who'd set the 6 years in the royal marines, a john chaplin a full, a member of the porch of special forces. and um, a veteran pul cubby, who was 47 years old. all were providing security support for these cousins described to him. that's completely

so got off nominally soft things, except for the u. k. as an example for how it could work. soft drinks they are used to have about as much sugar as in germany. but levels of now dropped by 30 percent . the united kingdom is one of about 50 countries that have imposed a tax on sugary drinks. so does that mean there's a difference between of brand name, soft drink and britain, and in germany months each dusty. so you can see that the sugar tax and bread has caused strength to be reformulated, even in drinks like santa and sprague, you would have far more so than anything we see here in germany. as all the manufacturers don't explicitly say this is due to the tags stuff. it's pretty clear when you look at how the formulations have changed into 2 countries. all the toys makes the store take us up to one and to make a german soft drink. manufacturers have done little to voluntarily reduce sugar content. so attacks would probably be far more effective if our blood is red. why ave the, how did the eyes of spiders and all the most spiders have 8

for more of this, let's bring it in frank language. he's a former military officer of the senior lecture. now i was in your studies at portsmouth university in the u. k. frank, what do we know about the foreign nationals who are fighting for russia and it's war against ukraine? good morning, terry. we know that they are from many different countries you saw in the pile that there's a big stress. tons of numbers i think on south asia. so also it did nationalist for line comes and paradoxically inside us guns were the focus for the russians anyway on trade soldiers. so just trying to coast by the west. they've been looking for those and they've been recruited both directly on through iran that had been saving souls and seen some of them trained. some of them experienced was a minor diplomatic spot with cuba last year, which is now settled is different and they're all cubans and not many on south africa troops to last year. the lowest with liberalized as well to recruit for the soviet citizens into the army. and of course, the d o is money you're off, rich russian soldier conscripted a rather volunteer enough in this case uh, receives about $2000.00, wh

i'm sure it's on engine that for us in washington dc, the european union and the u. k. of condemned around the attack on is riley british prime minister wishes to night pledged his government would continue to stand for israel security. you foreign policy change? yes it, but i will call this a grave threat to regional security pulled brendan is joining us now. small london broadcast and other calls to talk shows already begin that in the u. k poll, but your p in reaction, generally swift, on straight to the point. indeed, and frankly, the uranian attack had been telegraphed stays in advance, but perhaps the scale of it was something of a surprise to european leaders and the impression of it somewhat aligning, as well as your pen needles. i'm scanning down the messages that have been issued by governments across europe during the course of the last couple of as condemn condemn, unequivocally condemned, strongly condemned. these are the words of one phone of the messaging that's coming out from european capitals. the other one being though about conduct condemnation name t

affected and it is all stuff is rough, public perception, suspending trade licenses will be one way for the u. k. to silence it's legal obligations. but the dilemma for the prime minister, how he can continue to remain firm as an ally of israel, as public support for the country continues to diminish. sonya jago algebra london, a hey funeral is being held for a palestinian killed during the latest is really rates on the occupied westbank confrontations between palestinian scientists and is really false is very kind of joining cousin south. janine and i was really military vehicles, also targeted 40 palestinians were detained by is ready forces, even though i bring the total since october, the 7th, to more than $8000.00. these really military has increased its use of under couple of units in the occupied westbank. members of its forces disclosed themselves as civilians before conducting arrests and assassinations. and it's need to abraham propose it often risk the lives of palestinians getting about. but daily activities breached in the lead on hold on for the owners of this class and shop with q

affected and it is all stuff is, well, public perception, suspending trade licenses will be one way for the u. k. to balance its legal obligations. but the dilemma for the prime minister, how he can continue to remain firm as an ally of israel, as public support for the country continues to diminish. sonya guy, yeah, go out, is there a london? so it's a come off to the break. i'm john 100 in chicago. we're a surgeon, migraines is met one lines with food pantries, the spain, it just closer to recognizing it, palestinian state prime minister pedro sanchez, is that the forefront calling for israel 2 respects international humanitarian law . what i can tell you is that the situation will be gladly sought acceptable as an immediate cease firing. garza, there's an urgency to stop this terrible war and to open a new phase of sleep. peace precipitating the region. the spanish prime minister talks to l. g 0 a reporting. so the options have you have a good time for emergency 5. i'm going to be great when i'm hearing the facts, palestinian or arabic content has been removed or restricted understanding the

affected and it is all stuff is raised. public perception, suspending trade licenses will be one way for the u. k. to balance its legal obligations. but the dilemma for the prime minister, how he can continue to remain firm as an ally of israel, as public support for the country continues to diminish. sonya guy, yeah, go out, is there a london the $1000.00 u. s. government as old as e, c o b, as invested at to leave the country, some of the official sites because of a poor deal between it's break away at region of some on the land and the fee up here. the agreement will allow landlocked to, if you, if you have to at least 20 kilometers of coastline, thought to be in the, of the port. a be able to somalia also said it's causing to of if you, if he has concerts, one in some of the land and the other in the semi autonomous region of portland, the government in mogadishu does not control these regions. i'll just give us katherine stories following the story from the county and capital. this is a big developmental and a huge escalation because it has been quiet diplomatically. um, since the feud betwe

u. k. world navy for comments will bring you the reply. as soon as it comes in, associated professor and independent research and greg simons, as the u. k is placed as reputation on the line by supposing he f showing this desperation as a political level because the deeper gambler's the slot machine is showing up in my mind. but what do they do that double down? they put the whole political career reputation on being able to beat russia using you and everything is probably going. this is not going to be the case. so what did i do? that doesn't battle desperation. i mean, this is a very tactical level of it that shows me the desperation about the ripples this which wisdom politicians of behavior and the most as furnish was but the site itself, lewis's perfect. the president booth and house held a video conference with the governors whose regions were affected by the flood, creeping across central russian government boots and emphasize which issues should take priority. as local governments work to manage the crisis, i get the 3 to some place

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u. k. is a direct party to the conflict r t as us the u. k. roy laser for comment. we bring you the reply. if one comes in, well, sweden based independent research or greg simon saves london, has placed its reputation on the line by holy supporting the key of cover. this is showing this desperation as logical level, because otherwise these different gamblers where the slot machine is showing up in modeling. but what do they do that double down? they put the whole political korea in reputation on being able to beat russia using your crime. and everything is probably being, this is not going to be because, so what did i do? that doesn't battle desperation. i mean, this is a very tactical level of it that shows not, i mean, the desperation about the ripples this which wisdom politicians behaving and the most as furnish was but ideas site. it's not live, which is uh, 2 square footage a. okay, greg simon is running off or are of news there. i'll be back in just a we're 5 minutes with more of the big stories at making headlines across the world that affecting your world t

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for bracing us today. let me start by reiterating thoughts the u. k. condemns in the strongest terms. it runs unprecedented attack against israel, as well as its violation of jordan and the rocks space. the u. k continues to cold for de escalation and remain steadfast in our commitment to protecting and upholding stability in the region. iran actions do nothing to advance the prospects for peace in israel and garza president. the u. k condemns the october 2nd attacks unequivocally on calls. so the unconditional and immediate release of all the hostages. united kingdom remains resolved to work with international partners to urgently secure an immediate force to get aid in until stages out and then progress to a permanent sustainable ceasefire without to return to fighting adults of life. we also urgently cool for the full implementation of resolution 2720 to protect civilians, unable humanitarian assistance. there is a devastating and growing humanitarian crisis in garza gardens need more age and they need it now. so we welcome israel's commitments to for the open ashed old port and the

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